All Forum Posts by: Maria Diegelman

Hi all!

I have a buyer that is selling a home in the Bay Area and wants to buy closer to home. He lives in Manhattan Beach so preferably near that area. Single family or under 4 units. A vacation home if possible. 1031 Exchange Let me know!! 661-312-1033 Thank you!

Maria Diegelman 

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Thank you! @Eric Delcol and @Doug McVinua.

This will be her first time investing out of state but has family in Mesa to help her out. Thanks in advance!

David Zheng wow that's amazing! Congrats! You make people like me more motivated!

I was able to view the pics. Pics need to be better. They are too dark. A wide angle lens will work great to get the entire room. Sorry, I misread your question. For some reason I was thinking you were doing a "coming soon" Not sure why because you did say FSBO! ;) Anyway, you should ask your flat-fee broker to see if they can take pics and post it in the MLS for you. TBH, you will get better offers if you go with a broker rather than FSBO. Buyers looking on Zillow are looking for bargains. HOpe this helps!!

Chris T. Hi Chris, sure why not! I wasn't able to open the link but create as much exposure as you can.

Sergio Rodriguez Hi Sergio, it sounds like you really want to get your license. Keep in mind there are per year costs associated with having your license. Plus the monthly cost or $ per transaction to hang your license with a broker. The advantage is that it's the same business of buying and selling homes. If you want your license for investment purposes only then follow Chris Mason advise. Because with the numbers that Jeff Keller stated it's tough as a newcomer to make money as a real estate agent while trying to find your owns deals. If I were you i'd try to find a mentor thats willing to put up the money when you find that great investment deal. It may not be a 50/50 split but you'll have the mentors experience on your side.

Christopher Peterson Welcome! This is a great site for all kinds of info. If you need an agent in the Portland area I have a great one. His name is Andrew Eghbalpour and he lives in Beaverton. He'd be happy to help you! Message me and I'll give you his number.

Hi Will Lee You should have the lender guarantee that they will pay the per diem fees as this will be their fault if escrow doesn't close on time. I understand you already signed but reach out to the lender anyway. They should have no problem since they already told you it will 100% close on time. Just my opinion :)

I second that @Edwin Ballard Jr  This is why I LOVE BP. Such great advice from everyone. I'm so grateful for finding BP. Thank you all! Good luck @Cynthia K. Anderson